Kirby has been in Fremont for a lifetime, as a resident, employee, employer, and playmate. She's served on the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, the Fremont Neighborhood Council and the Fremont Arts Council, and can be seen wandering the Center of the Universe year 'round. When it comes to Fremont, she likes to say she's full of it!
The Seattle Department of Planning & Development has issued a preliminary draft, on September 18th, 2013, of a Director’s Rule regarding ‘dwelling units floating on the water.’ In response, Doug Dixon, a licensed Naval Architect and General Manager of Pacific Fishermen Shipyard & Electric, wrote an e-mail to the Seattle City Council and the King County Council.
On Saturday, October 19th, join Seattle Against Slavery (SAS) at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center for the inaugural Fall Wine Tasting – a fundraiser to fight human trafficking here in Washington State, including within the Seattle area.
At Makerhaus studio members can use tools and resources to create the next great prototype – or piece of art. Yet Makerhaus also offers an amazing selection of classes, including an upcoming three-hour course called ‘Patents Demystified,’ taught by Associate Patent Attorney Dylan Adams.
This past September, District Fabric opened its doors in the former Bitters Co space. District Fabric sells a diverse selection of carefully selected apparel fabrics, from silk & fine woolens to cottons & sparkly tulle, they can supply the inspirational fabrics perfect for a designer dress, or your next Halloween costume.
For the second year, Ricky Gene Powell will produce ‘Santa’s First Magical Ride: The Musical,’ and auditions are currently being scheduled for actors, dancers, singers and elfish types that want to celebrate the holidays by giving their talents to create a great show, and a new tradition.
You can help raise money for Planned Parenthood by scheduling an appointment at Oohla’s Salon for a hair cut, color, style or treatment for Sunday, November 17th, between 10a – 4p. Schedule today to get in – the openings for appointments go fast.
Launched this week, SwopBoard provides users with a new way to pass along unwanted items – for personal profit and fundraising for our local schools.
On Tuesday, October 15th, at 7:30p, enjoy brand new stories by local storytellers in a new series at West of Lenin called ‘Truth or Fiction? Who Cares! (when it’s a great story)’.
The Theatre22 launched their inaugural production of Landford Wilson’s ‘The 5th of July’ last week at West of Lenin. The run of this classic American play only goes through October 26th, so get tickets now and plan to see it while you may.
Registration will open this week for the 2014 Walking Guide to Fremont. Starting October 10th, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce will accept applications for listings in the popular, colorful handout.
